Pietersite Cabochon Stone Gemstone for Jewelry Making Pendant Earring Ring Necklace Bracelet Manufacturer supplier Exporter Wholesaler from Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Pietersite History The mineral pietersite, often known as "eagle's eye, " was named in honour of Sid Pieters, who found it in Namibia, Africa, in 1962. A dark blue-grey breccia aggregate with the brand name "Pietersite" is primarily composed of hawk's eye and tigereye. It is a type of chalcedony, which is a type of quartz, with embedded amphibole mineral fibres that have undergone varied degrees of alteration. In tigereye, the fibres provide a blue chatoyancy. Almost always, pietersite is carved into cabochons. This is due to the fact that a tall, round cut is necessary to maximise pietersite's chatoyancy. It is essential that the cut be exact parallel to the fibre length of the pietersite. Pietersite Metaphysical Properties Pietersite is referred to as "tempest stone" because of the way its whirling hues resemble a storm. Pietersite, the first or bottom layer of the "human energy field" or aura, is thought to focus on the spiritual being with the capacity to anchor a person to the etheric body. Pietersite purifies the aura, bringing it back to tranquilly while releasing negative energies and emotional turbulence. During meditation, pietersite is supposed to function with the body, accelerating the transition to a higher state of awareness. Pietersite is a stone of vision that can be utilised for shamanic journeys or vision quests. According to metaphysical theories, pietersite encourages a coordinated activation of the third eye, sacral, and solar plexus chakras, as well as the sacral and solar plexus chakras, resulting in a potent rise in the